Diary of a New Chum By Paul Warrego
Diary of a New Chum By Paul Warrego
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His story reached my heart. I gave him some tobacco and a shilling. He called me a gentleman. The next morning he had left the place. So had a roast leg of mutton, a water-bag, and some washing.
Since that time I do not encourage swaggies to call me a gentleman any more, though they most of them come from the Queensland bor- der. My heart has become callous, and unless the tramp is an old or feeble man I consider sundowners lazy philosophers, rambling Diogenes who are showmg people that Aus- tr...alia is a country where anyone can live by merely moving his legs. They do not use their biceps. A good pair of calves is all they want. Most men work to get a living. The swaggie walks to get the same result.
One of them camped on the river for weeks, catching fish, which he exchanged at the store for some tobacco, tea, or jam. Last Sunday I passed his camp, when he called me for a pipe- ful of tobacco. His own story came out with the first whiffs, and before I had time to light my pipe he had started to unfol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His story reached my heart. I gave him some tobacco and a shilling. He called me a gentleman. The next morning he had left the place. So had a roast leg of mutton, a water-bag, and some washing.
Since that time I do not encourage swaggies to call me a gentleman any more, though they most of them come from the Queensland bor- der. My heart has become callous, and unless the tramp is an old or feeble man I consider sundowners lazy philosophers, rambling Diogenes who are showmg people that Aus- tr...alia is a country where anyone can live by merely moving his legs. They do not use their biceps. A good pair of calves is all they want. Most men work to get a living. The swaggie walks to get the same result.
One of them camped on the river for weeks, catching fish, which he exchanged at the store for some tobacco, tea, or jam. Last Sunday I passed his camp, when he called me for a pipe- ful of tobacco. His own story came out with the first whiffs, and before I had time to light my pipe he had started to unfol.
What to read after Diary of a New Chum By Paul Warrego?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Wenz to read onlineMoreLess
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